So, /v, which was the greater adventure of this time period?
Ocarina of Time vs. Final Fantasy VII
Anthony Anderson
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Ian Morales
Faggot.
Adrian Miller
Why thank you. I've never actually played FFVII
Jackson Baker
OOT actually has gameplay, puzzles, and exploration, so that wins by a mile
Jace Garcia
>Puzzles
>a positive thing
Puzzles are fucking trash filler segments, if you want to figure shit out play layton
Gabriel Carter
OoT has a higher metacritic rating so it's accepted to be better.
Jordan Cook
FFVII has better characters, story and music.
OoT has a better world, better gameplay, and vastly better exploration.
For me OoT wins.
Leo Ramirez
OOT
Although it's real close.
Jayden Miller
I don't really consider puzzles 'puzzles' if an uneducated child with Down syndrome, autism, and a lobotomy can solve it
Sebastian Perez
I hate Ocarina of Time for making me not able to skip the cutscenes. I don't remember if Final Fantasy VII lets me skip them, but if not, then I hate it too.
Logan Bailey
>I'm an utter fucking retard
Well that's a shame
Nathan Campbell
>puzzles are fucking trash filler segments
So, what is grinding in an RPG, exactly?
Aaron Phillips
I'm sure the most generic jrpg gameplay in existence is much higher quality
Caleb Smith
I couldn't tell you. I absolutely loved FF VII's atmosphere, but OOT's gameplay was far more engaging.
But then again, it was that sort of thinking that led to FF15.
Ethan Davis
>oot puzzles
>move block from one end of highlighted groove to other end of highlighted groove
Zelda has never had good puzzles. They went from cryptic bullshit hindered by a language barrier to things seen in tests for chimps.
Nolan Gonzalez
OoT, of course. But FF7 was great, too. I think OoT holds up better.
Noah Nguyen
Mainline FF as a whole just needs to vamp up its difficulty, engaging turn-based gameplay is doable. But FF is mainly a franchise that tries to cater to everyone, so that seems like a farfetched dream.
Julian Baker
i don't know
Hudson Edwards
Ocarina's pacing, despite the cutscenes, felt faster than FF7 to me. Maybe that's because I didn't play that far through FF7, but it felt a lot better in Ocarina to have the entire world right there and to know where everything is.
Nicholas Murphy
OoT ventured into the uncharted territory of 3d. FF7 didn't.
Joshua Nelson
Only bad thing in that regard, in Ocarina, is that you don't finally get to be "free" until after you beat the first dungeon, which is after you go through the boring training town area. This actually killed my vibe when I first played it (I was fourteen). Once I got out into Hyrule Field, though, my disappointment vanished.